Women in Design
“Writing Table”
Give Mother The Vote, We Need It
“Strelets (The Archer)“, Vol. 1
“In the Street”2
“Zaumnaia gniga (Transrational Boog)“
The Three Perfumes
Belldonna Type Specimen
Women Setting Type at a Monotype Machine at the Riverside Press, Cambridge
Woman Suffrage Banner
Portrait of Bertha Goudy and Frederic Goudy 2
Illustrations by Angel DeCora's
Votes for Women
Women's Press Club Valentine's Menu at Hotel Astor
Spring
The Landlord's Game4
“Women Designers of Book-Plates”
Ethel Reed Female designer
Women’s Co-operative Printing Union
Godey's Lady's Book, June 1865
Florence Nightingale: root of data visualization
Nüshu: China’s secret female-only language
The Lily: The first U.S. newspaper published by women for women2
Women's Printing Society
Chuvash Embroidery
Biblia Sacra Integrum (Bonhomme Bible)
Yolande Bonhomme: book of hours
Master of the Chronique scandaleuse manuscript
Anna Rügerin, The First Female Typographer4
The Book of the City of Ladies, for The Queen’s Manuscript
Ebstorf Map
Joseph Magnin Christmas boxes2
UNICEF stamps
Parsons Poster
Green Mansions Resort Brochure
Shinyeoseong (New Woman) Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 3
Alternative Cover of Vogue cover design (not used)
Jan Steward brochure2
Set for television talk show, “Common Cents”
Rosemarie Tissi
Interview with Walter and Ellen Newman on Marget Larsen3
Wenden K. Baldwin: Title Designer5
“Love in the Afternoon” title sequence sketch
afFEMation. Making heroes of women in Australian graphic design.4
A page from Antique, Modern, & Swash: A Brief History of Women in Printing
Collage by Elaine Lustig Cohen
Early digital type ad
Tele Liban2
Marie Neurath: Picturing Science
Red Record of Lynching (Map)
“My Midcentury Airport”2
Denise Scott Brown Photographs 1956-196616
Photo of Cipe Pineles
“National parks, winter sports”
“Plaster Relief, Structural Arrows”
Lucille Tenazas
Calvert Typeface
“I Would Like to Introduce Myself”
Photograph of Marilyn and John Neuhart
Rail Alphabet 3
Logos
“Eye Shade!“ Ad for Joseph Magnin Department Store
Cover of Emigre No. 19 & No. 24
Étapes interview with Zuzana Licko2
